The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-30
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Parmegiani an Italian Socialist, has been
expelled from France.
The annual international seed grain mar
ket will be held at Vienna Aug. 20 and 80.
The British Board Of Trade has approved
the new Tay bridge, and it will be opened
for traffic Monday.
Advices from Merry state that large guam
titles of wool are arriving from the interior.
The wool is being forwarded by rail prin-
cipally.
A German has been arrested at st. Med
ardentalles, France, on suspicion Of being q
spy, with the object of learning the secret
OF the manufacture OF melanitc.
The steamship Alcides has sailed from the
Clyde for New York, having on board
twenty five champion draught stations in
cluding Gairnbrogie kier, which has won
every first prize here.
1t is reported that King Milan of Servia
appointed Ristics Premier in order to regain
Russian influence SO as to counteract the in
trigues OF his wife to have him depOsed. He
will now, it is said, sue for q divorce.
Gen. Ferron, French Minister of War, will
submit to the Chamber of Deputies pro-
iect for the creation OF four new cavalry re-
giments, eighteen new infantry regiments,
and for the increase Of the effective strength
OF the companies OF the present regiments.
Peter Troy, the passenger on the steamer
Adriatic who was arrested at Queenstown
on suspicion Of bringing explosives from
New York, but who claims that the con-
tents Of the box taken from him are toy
rockets, is still confined in prison. Experts
decline to certify that the explosives are
not dangerous The inspector Of explosives
has been summoned to investigate the
| matter.
London never saw grander day than
June 2lst the Jubilee day, Of Her Gracious
Majesty, Queen Victoria. The pageant
passed conception and exceeds description.
Nothing marred the order and propriety OF
the occasion. How it was possible for SO
many people to assemble aud participate,
is, and will be, the marvel OF the history Of
the event, and strange to say that only one
| man was killed, he being stepped upon by a
horse and a child was crushed to d ath by
the procession. Fifty person tainted, but
so complete was the arrangements that all
were picked up by ambulances and
taken to hospitals The ceremonies at West
minister Abbey, where the addresses were
made, were of the most satisfactory nature.
The evening illuminations were all that
lavish art could provide. The following is
the letter from President Ci veland, dated
May -, presenting his jubilee congratula-
tions to Queen Victoria:
Grover Cleveland, President Of the Units d
States Of America. to Her Majesty, Veto
ria, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland and
Empress of tndia--Great and Good Friend
In the name and on behalf Of the people OF
the United States, Ipresent their sincere fe
licity upon the arrival Of the fiftieth ami
versary OF your majesty's accession to the
crown of Great Britain. but utter the
general voice OF my fellow countrymen in
wishing for your people the prolongation OF
q reign 50 marked with advance in popular
we'll being, physical, moral, and intellectual
1t is justice and not adulation to acknowl
edge the debt Of gratitude and respect due
to your personal virtues for their important
influence in producing and causing the pros
porous and well ordered condition Of affairs
now generally prevailing throughout your
dominions. May your life be prolonged
and peace, honor and prosperity bless ths
people over whom you have been called K
rule. May liberty flourish throughout your
empire under just and equal laws, and
your government be strong, In the affection.
Of all who live under it; and pray God t.
have your majesty in his holy Keeping